Hundreds of thousands of people draped in rainbow flags and dancing through the streets marched for LGBTQ rights in the northern German city of Hamburg on Saturday. Around 250,000 took part in the Pride demonstration or watched from the the sidelines, police and organizers said. Hamburg’s mayor Peter Tschentscher, a member of the centre-left Social Democrats, and the Ukrainian consul general in Hamburg, Iryna Tybinka, were among the marchers at the front of the pack. More than 130 groups had registered to take part – a new record for Hamburg – together with 59 parade floats. “The demonstration…